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* Analogue medium: Stores music in an object being physically altered to produce sound | * Analogue medium: Stores music in an object being physically altered to produce sound | ||
* Examples | * Examples | ||
− | + | ** A tape recorder changes the magnetization of magnetic tape in a cassette tape to record sound. Plugging a tape deck into a recording device makes a digital copy of the analog cassette tape. | |
− | + | ** A record cutter carves grooves in a vinyl record to make a physical representation of the sound. Ripping vinyl through a preamp and into a sound card makes a digital copy of the analog vinyl | |
* Allowed | * Allowed | ||
** Vinyl (always) | ** Vinyl (always) | ||
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* Digital medium: object storing music in digital files (a binary number string) | * Digital medium: object storing music in digital files (a binary number string) | ||
* Examples | * Examples | ||
− | + | ** CDs | |
− | ** | + | ** DVDs |
− | ** | + | ** Super Audio CDs (SACD) |
− | ** | + | ** WEB store downloads (iTunes, Amazon, etc.) |
* Allowed | * Allowed | ||
** after using spectral analysis to check for lossy transcodes | ** after using spectral analysis to check for lossy transcodes |
Revision as of 05:51, 9 August 2017
This is a digitised version of the 'How Do I Pass the Redacted.ch interview' pdf guide.
Analogue vs digital
- Needs to be converted from analogue → digital (eg FLAC, MP3) via converter to a file that the PC can read
- Analogue medium: Stores music in an object being physically altered to produce sound
- Examples
- A tape recorder changes the magnetization of magnetic tape in a cassette tape to record sound. Plugging a tape deck into a recording device makes a digital copy of the analog cassette tape.
- A record cutter carves grooves in a vinyl record to make a physical representation of the sound. Ripping vinyl through a preamp and into a sound card makes a digital copy of the analog vinyl
- Allowed
- Vinyl (always)
- Cassette under strict conditions
Digital
- Already encoded as a PC readable format
- Digital medium: object storing music in digital files (a binary number string)
- Examples
- CDs
- DVDs
- Super Audio CDs (SACD)
- WEB store downloads (iTunes, Amazon, etc.)
- Allowed
- after using spectral analysis to check for lossy transcodes